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Suits from $18 to $38
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VERY STRENUOUS
NEWSPAPER WAR.
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Office of Long Creek Ranger Dynamited. Bad
Blood Has Existed for Some .Time. Type,
Cases, Machinery and Furniture Fit for
the "Hell Box."
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,Hoss
B.
& Andrews,
TAILORS AND GENTS FURNISHINGS. "
Make your fowls lny whim ef;g9 bring
lop prices. " We carry standard goods
wI'geq merit lias bean tested for yours
INTERNATIONAL POULTRY. FOOD
Oyster Shell '
; Lung Creek Feb 10 Dynamite,
supposed O hsvo bseu placed by en
emies of tlia Ixjog Creole KsDger, the
oHest paper liere, cjznploUsly wreck
ill tlia oilioe of .that paper oj, Muuday
mi;lir. " .
Tiioexpluuioti was heard all over
llio little burir, and when people
rualit'd down to the scene, type cases,
I nirtchinrry, chairs, tables, desks and
j ail the movables iu' the oflioe were
' ly:ng In the street.
'i'l.o prcns win not blown out of the
building, but wa badly damaged and
I ivil! probably be replaced by a new
oito. I De rjiitminK was not de-tr(-yi'd
by the t-xploeion,, only one
eide being blown oat and lha roo
shattered.
Bad blood bu existed between the
editor ol the Banger and certain
laotion in Long Creek f : r some; time
and something ! operate baa been ex
pected, but it was thought the en
emies of the editor would take re
venge on him personally, and con
sequootly there baa been considera
ble "gun talk" of late.
While there is no olue to the dy
namiters, the editor of the Banger
will swear out warrants for several
prominent oitizoos, be alleges, whom
he tuspeots of complicity in the de
struction of bis offioe.
Lincoln's Birthday
There will be a public meeting of
I be Grand Army men all old and
young soldiers, tbe Wcmans Relief
Corps and all who wish to honor the
groat works of Abraham Lincoln
under the auspice of Oliver P. Moi-
Fe'b 13 at 1 JO p m abarp, tbe day be'
ing tbe 95 anniversary of Lincoln's
birthday
There will be an interesting pro
gram consisting in part ol music
reading of appropriate selection . by
Mrs Kate Simpson, patriotio addresses
by citizens and reminesenoea
All are invited ' , - ..
By order of
J W Faulk, Post Commander
T 10 to F 13
B A '."'PRETTY
Hi
WEDDING.
Clam Shell
Ground Bone
Bone Meal
Flour, Feed and Hay
'prompt delivery
i A. V. Oliver
JEFFERSON AVE. PI 1 one 1571
Paper Is Cheaper Than Coal
and Looks Better,
Iu other words if yuur walls are well jmpcivil
j'our fuel bill will beredueid. - We do projitT
Paper Hanging at dricts jou tun iiU'oiii to y.
HARRIS & PRICE
Paintor1, r.iptr Hungers mi l D'-',-(iraiii.
A. 0. liARIUS, Phono IMG, J.M. 1!:1CR, !! - i -i'M
iTlsWIHIIHFillltltni'iil'i lni hi li'll'i i'IiMIiIIi I 'i 'I Ii nl Mi1
CREAM WANTED
Farmer?, V.rii'j; ymn- crt'.nn lo nr. . n i wih
pay tho very liigliodt niiirkt. t jinn- i'..r .i. Al
the pre-cnt nrii-o of b'tttrr it will j ,iv you far
hcllor to sell the eiTum lliiui lo c-imrii it.
We are igcuts for iho I'liinotis I'l' l-AVKL
eepnrulor. Tha bout lnmio.
, COVE CREAMERY COMPANY,
E. O. Harper, Mgr.
IletidciuurtiTS nt Hill A AlUoi's, l a liiundo.
Mr, Sherwood Williams
and Miss Nellie Grandy
Two Popular Youn
People of This City
Were Married Last
Evening.
Ok anuy WiMJAMs Tbe most
brilliunt eooinl nfT'iir of Mir seaaoD
took placj Htthe M. E. Cb'ircb last
9VMiing when Miss Nellie Grimily ono
of Lft GnuKlc'rt moat beautiful and
ufctimplii htd lielltis became tbe wife
of bbffw otl illirtiiH, Mr. and Mrs.
Williams were bulb born and rained
in La Grmle tuuT Ibi-pr friends are
legion as -.n clearly dtaionairtiled
J wit pressed i n tba ceruniony Mus
f..riii Ald::cti enu in br nwt-ta ho
prutuj uO i'rouiiHO Mu" iw tlui lawt
U'.iinn iin.il hwhv MitA MiMita Aikou
played McudiieUoQii'a Wedding
iiJiiioti tvbicti U'lu'ied iu tliH bridal
party.
Fitat canio the groom atU'cdod by
ho bt'ft man, Cheater Wuwlin, next
the Maid of liuuor dresaed in creamy
Mile, then inc little ring bturer, Mabel
Us.t:fliu; iliu 1 yr. oid neice of Ihe
bride, dunned in pmo white nud carry
c h j ni'K it. the chalice of a beau
!ul t"U!u iiiy, lin n tha bridi-a maids
l.iniun iMi.Cxll aid Mie Kdua
-rliilli tncnid in pink tulle and
rrin b(.u.tti((.a id pink carnations
Mtr-f t'ttfti llrtidiu and Mia
ti.wot; Kiniay diffod in wh:te tullb
i d c-irrn; white fbiwers, next the
: i nti tun arm ul her futhor B. W.
t m.dy. The bridtt' J r ha wa of pure
- oh: ki It err ( ft da chine trimmed
nil piiffuuntfic Iut veil it eilk
-. wnsctnbt. with ypniya of lilies
' v.ilUy. ShtMMiricd a shower
i.lMct i tiii.li' lo-es tied with long
.ti im i-f w Ui ffttiu ribbon As I he
i iifprt ;ichtd tho altar the groom
. v li.ti i miM-1 bur wnd l lie boauti
1 n, f. r. in. my wns pi rfnrmed by
ie v. a ker mi a viy impressive
S0MMER HOUSE
Judge N A Harrison
R O Edwards
8 R Scott
I Harris
L M Murphy
R C Laplert
L R Cohen
Ii R Fairchild
Union
Cove
Elgin
City
Chicago
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Ban Fran
Portland
SYMPATHY
SENT.
To Governor of Mary
land and Mayor of
Baltimore by Gov.
Chamberland, express
ing Sympathy of Ore-
Salem, 1'eb 10 Governor Cham
berlain today sent the following mes
sages to the Governor of Maryland
ant' iho Mnyor n( Baltimore:
Governor Edwin Warfiald, Anna
polis, Md. Tha Stale of Oregon ex
tends to I he good people of Balti
more the syniyalhy of all her citizens
in the dread disaster that has viBited
them. Georcir E Chamdkblain
Mnyoi o! Bultimure, Baltimore Md.
The people of Oregon extend to
your citizens their sympathy in the
afl'liotiocs which have been visited up
on them. Can we render you assis
tance? Gkuroe G C11AMHBK1.AIN, Governor
A large force of men are employed in
setting up tbe new machinery for the
ABO laundry. They expect to be in
a position to handle the work they bave
been shipping away next week and on
tbe week following will be doing busi
ness at tbe usual stand in a larger and
better equipped laundry than before tbe
fire distroyed their former plant.
Miss Margaret Kirk will entertain the
ladies of the Kaffee Klatcb Friday af.
ternoon.
C, J. McLAlN,
President'
8. D. CKOWE,
Sac. & Trea
GRAND RONDE CASH Co.
(Incorporated.)
A FARM MACHINERY, FEED OF
ALL KINDS, WUUU ana
Two car loads of best coal ever brought
lo the city. We sell it Delivered for V I
Sixteen-inch Wood delivered, $5.00
Five room cottage,
Huntington.
FOR RENT
Inquire
of A. O.
Our present supply of Brand is extra
a heavy Shorts and Brand.
We do all our own milling and can furnish the trade
with chopped or rolled feed in qualities to tuit.
Get our prices,
OATS EXTRA FINE WHITE $1.10 cwt.
We own our building and mill and are in a position to
meet competition and will do it.
GRAND ROUND CASH COMPANY.
Predelivery 'Phone Mhin 1801 Wholesale and Reta
A FEW OBSERVATIONS
BY OUR REPORTERS
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Z WM. O RANT
M-'!i i: !v uliowini; tho wedding
t on . ii nt ihe homo of
. i - . . .. Mi. an,! Mr. 11. W
y. ll 10 itiittiu wus untliered
!tttj uit in!- ,lm;I reliitivrs n U'e
t- i- ' A tuunttt.i.iM vnlhi-n'-i'irviil
nntl boiMul converite
i.i t'hf'r jtrt vtiilitil . A nierrv
Dotlin. Remarkable Cciipe.
Among the lnlorcstiui; stories told by
Lord Uohcrla Is the following: "Com
mniiilaiit Ken Bothn told mo when in
Loudon n IVw montlis ngo thnt on one
nrcnsluu dnrinu ttie wur be did not
ntivnt Willi tlia rest of the Boers, but
sli'pt tin' ulglil of Mny 28 In Genual
ton, wltliln n few hundred yards of
where 1 was sloeplnir, and that he whs
only able to esenpc the nest Morning
by Joining one of our mounted pnlrols
and passing lih'isolf off na n colonist
In our employ. That Is n difficulty we
always hud. The Iloers cov.ld come
and go In our camp without our know
ing who lliey were, as wo had -many
rfeople of the country in our employ,
llotlin netually Joined one of our pa
trols nnd roilo with him to the top of
the hill, w'lgn lie galloped oft nnd Join
cd his own people ngain."
Thore is such a thing as clean politics ;
but that kind is run by clean men ; not
political scavengers.
We think the meantst man ever look
ed npon was seen the other day carry
ing a jag, while his wife was carrying a
three mon'h's baby.
Mr and M's 8 O Kwackhamer came
over from Union yesterday . to attend
the Williams-Grandy nuptials.
The Lady Maccabees will give a grand
ball at the Commercial Club Friday
evening, which promises to bJ a very
successful event.
August Herman of old town, who was
very low with pneumonia last Sunday
is reported by Dr Moore the Osteopath
to be out of danger and on tbe road to
lecovery.
Justice of the Peace E B Morelock,
Constable Wm Moreloek, Wm Fine, Dr
Whiting, John Graham, and R Hug, all
of Elgin, passed through the city last
evening enroutc to Union to attend the
trial of Wooc'son Gray.
The Rural mail carrier nodoubt wish
ed yesterday was a legal holiday. Their
names will not bo recorded ns niartyrB
in history, yet they are entitled to
coimnedation for tae personal sacrifice
made, while they are still with us. A
twei.ty five miles ride out in the valley
yesterday, while not bo exciting as Paul
Itovero'B was fraught with a great deal
more discomforture.
Meaty Bros' show at the Red Front
is proving to be a very interesting
show. It is a show that appeals to
interest of the people. High class
vaudeville specialties by Btars, the
best illustrated songs and moving pic
tures ever seen in the city. Also the
worlds greatest magician. Complete
change of program tonight.
CARD OF THANKS
We take this means of thanking our
many friends who so kindly came to our
assistance during the illness and death
of our little daughter.
Mr and Mrs Luiher Ward
JUST SHOES
That's all.
Gcddes Bros.
Why are Gcddes Bros, kept so
busy? Why do they sell the best
goods at the lowest prices .
Preferred St'k Tomatoes 3 for 50c
Preferred Stock Corn 8 for 50c
Preferred Stock Salmon 3 for 60c
Preferred Stodk Peas 8 fof Me
Preferred Stook Beans 3 for 50c
Don't pay other grocers 20 cents
a can for any of these goods.
Standard tomatoes, corn, beans
peas, etc., 2 for 25 cents.
They have the best butter made
in the valey, and their creamery
butter has no equal here, Try
it and see.
Dill pickles, Heinze's mince
meat, Swift's pickle pig feet,
premium hems, loose olives.
Everything tasty, nice nnd cheap
Telephon 4B1
Gcddes Bros.
We sell Shoe, and leave milli
nery, hardware aud Mousetiaps
for other people to soli,
Shoes absorb our attention
Our stock is is fresh and always
up-to-date.
C. W. PRESTON
Shoe Specialist, Depot4St.
AGENT
Equitable Savings & Loan Association
Easy Paying Loans and
Monthly Installments
Fire and Accident Insurance Wrihfn In Safe and
Reliable Companies.
ll.V.I- 1 I.
.1 Mt.-st 1.
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; City Property for Sale
(
which t
t itt bruit) threw hi r
mil .NM'all whm thf
I- y rt'l'i c-uifi hi n
y l hy i he lumd
! ucii Krnz ami
. ;'Urtt'tU
tv 1 I y tho young
i..il K y ml tloscrip-!'';r-r!
Hit, high
' ' ' v Atf VU iii La
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:ck '.mm jiuuu
U f t . Tnriiiiile. willcniov
M r- , , . ir- .,cxt Monday evening
iBB m2?J' ,."5' 'ho famous Fik
ihm WAH.,e ladies and
y. - i:KJMlho .we,..
at
only fl'iy cuts nltd a laig? alien I n
is t'Xpcc'rd.
Tbcso who p eak in liin" may
servs scats wiriioiu txtr:i ei'..
Ticket" liiay he "enr -d nl lir. .1
H'avi?, or of O. H . Kmt' -int -uual!y
he in l!ie i-'tuii 'i tni.ly ;..
tl a. in. until uut'.i i ' i .t I ;,
(. in .
This tifi'uii ha old piti icr
S6 cents per bundled
0 ii ;!
Wl-ll
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1 ft i'jiir i
nnry i I ic ynn fin dtlllgh.
iiii.l M:.. 1! 'V. Oramly
i' '.in n i ti ol Li (liaude
U'lllmiv.H is Otio of I.a-
l d (UlCfflll
nuiig ht-lu a
l-a (trHiu'e
p.iv: fx yer'.
i' if.ive tin this
H t.-1 j tl'tttrgb
ii' .: ,,U ty v ' 1 1 g Mr.
:iit.. t l.in.,'11.' and Mrs
r At AliUni.
i-r j liiis with their uiarjr
ttllilig lui'nl all suoctss
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Homo Ment In Lontltin.
A considerable quantity of horseflesh
is enten iu London. One firm of alaugh
terers kills 2.1.000 hoiws nnnunlly
and they receive the carcasses of an
other 10.1XXI which are killed in nil
pnrta of England. Cuiioupfj cuough
London Is Hie only town in Ureal
Britain where the cats' meat man flour
Islies, nnd there appears to lie n sur
plua of sixty tons of sound horseflesh
weekly, of which tlie ents of the me
Iropolls do not account for. There are
sixteen liivnKcd horso blltcbo.rs In thf
metropolis, who are mostly patronizitl
by Geiinnns and Senndlnnvlans. am!
although the trade is carried on sul
psn, it Is Willed thnt n very large pro
portion of the tinned delicacies which
figure on our breakfast tallies ow.
Uielr origin to the horse. London
laily News.
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HOME GROWN
Healthy Apple Trees
In Variety, Thrill and Prices.
I can furnish large or small orders of Apples in
any variaty, also shrubs, uines , weeping trees aud
small fruits Carolina Poplars, Black Locust, Syca
more, Mulbury, Catalpa, Linden, Maple, Larch, Birch,
Elm, Ash, Privet and roses in any variety.
WM.
GILPINS' GREEG HOUSE
'Phone llt51
Write for prices to Con. Plant. Box 604, LaGrande, Ore.
quickly under Ha soothing ellbut. 2jh;,
at La (.ramie Drug Co., nnd Xewlin
Drug Co., Drug Store.
Publication Notice
In Uk' Circuit Court of t!io stale of Oregon for
Union county.
Tho Ornmlo Hondo Lumber Co,
litLM-ivuiu corporation)
iMuiutiir
Daniel McEacbpron,
To
iieffudant
Mtlclicrn, dclundant above
HinU'l
mini ):
lr ii Mi:;io oft hg state of Orygon, you are
Uvi i'.. ui(i,.iA' io up pair and answer th
conipliilfit illwj talnt you iu the above en
titli'd court and oult, ou or before February 10,
WH; nnd If you fall to eo anawer, for wtttttf "
therinf, the plalntltr will take the judgment
anddii'reooflhesaid Court nKnlnst you for
the relief prayed fur In tho complaint, namely
for llu sum or $u7h 2f, with lutercMt thereon
at 10 per rent p,T annum from December ML
lM, fnriittotneys (cut of $75,00 and cuata ami
dlHburnetnentfi ofthlKault, upon your promls
nory note, and for tho foreclosure of mortgiiKe
to wurv the saine, upon, nnd the mU of, the
north half of the northeast quarter of section
ni, nnd the west h.ilf of the nortlivreKt ((iiarter
of rscctiun all In Township 8, south of rungo
30, K. W. M.t and in Union county, Orejton,
to satisfy huch Judgment, barrlnt; your equity
of redemdtton therein, nnd for general relief
This summon. Ii publit-hed by order of
Hon. M. A. Harrison, county Judge of Union
county, Oregon, made December I?, liHW,tlxing
six coiiciitlu weeks therefor, and In the
Knstern Oregon Ohservor, the first publlcatloii
being January l!K).
C H. FINN,
Attorney for IMalntlir.
Row t Prppiir l(otnmde Slrvp,
A k'hh! hotiH'inado simp U quickly
prejinri'd by bollhiK two cupfuls best
quality of noft brown siiRnr with one
cupful of wutr-r until a clear, thick
Iruii rtHutl!. As brown uugnr n not
hviiyt BvoIlnMo, white sugar may be
nPd in tin? minif wy.
How to MitVo m Th fowl IVndfr,
TruHs ihi fnwl hm usual nnl then hi-
foM It rotnpU'tfly tu two thlckt.t'!mA
of vrnpp.n pnpr, WHMtrvly faUMilnn
tin? paper with a plow of Rtrln. Tha
fowl nmy now bo put In the oven and
ronstod for three-quarters of nu hour.
At the end of thla time Uie paper la re
moved nud the chicken returned to the
otpd nud roasted as lon an would
have been uotemnry hod it been ten
der In the Wltmlng. It must bo bast
ed often and turned occasionally.
When done, It ahotild be aa tootuausea
a youftf chh
90 PER CENT RISSELLS 9Q
This statement made by the Manufacturers of
the Bissell Carpet Sweeper. They make ninety
per cent of all the Carpet Sweepers used in the
whole world. If this be true they must be right.
Grand Rapid nickle
trimed " " $3.00
Standard " $2.75
Japan Frame $2.50
Crown Jewel nickle
trimed " " $2 75 lj
Japan frame $2.50 '
Ideal, nickel tr $3.25
We have a complete line of the American Wringer Companys Clothes Wriuc
KpVQtnnf lull hpnrintr wnnil fnimi 7.", 1 1 ,,... t . . 1 . 1 , . o ,
Clihlleugo wood frame $:2,()0 Croscnt
Prinstou ballbearing $3.00.
THE GOLDEN RULE CO.
sr.M.l.l, wbo.1 frames., r
ran frmne r,n ou
!0S to 1112 Adams Ave.
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A. Q.Hirm''
lick with pn-.